Open Source Is Free. Until Someone Comes to Collect.By Jacqueline Winter, CFO & CISO, ActiveStateFinance has a long history ...

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California lawmakers are pushing a new bill (AB 1856) to exempt open-source projects like Linux from the controversial age-verification law.

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Remember all the ruckus with various US states introducing operating-system level age verification laws? Colorado and California thankfully exempt open source.

The open-source community is looking for a way out of the wave of new laws requiring operating systems to collect users’ ages.

Laws requiring age verification in operating systems will likely exclude open-source, at least in California and Colorado.

California plans to exclude Linux and most other open-source operating systems from its new age verification law, which takes ...

There's a Polish software company whose code probably sits inside a backup product you already trust, and you've may well ...